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If you find something with thunderbolt, you can get an external controller in there via thunderbolt->pcie. But between that power draw, and the draw of the driv
by zombielinux 4y ago
If you find something with thunderbolt, you can get an external controller in there via thunderbolt->pcie. But between that power draw, and the draw of the drives, you'll be bumping close enough to 40w that it'd be a wash.
I do this math myself every few months and ultimately, it seems for a large nas/server, 40-50W is about as low as you can idle.
- tails4e 4y agoHow large a NAS are you talking? My NAS is two drives in RAID1.